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ummm...yes. it sounds funny.
try something like this....
To further explore the dental profession and re-confirm my passion for dentistry, I attended a dental enrichment program.
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Still no good. Why leave that big infinitive phrases dangling at the beginning for no good reason?ummm...yes. it sounds funny.
try something like this....
To further explore the dental profession and re-confirm my passion for dentistry, I attended a dental enrichment program.
I attended XYZ Dentalfest to further explore dentistry as a profession.
Of course, this version still has a few organic problems that hamper its effectiveness as an opener (*further* explore? The reader doesn't know yet that you've explored it at all!)
When it comes to application essays, though, shorter descriptions are usually better. As Thomas Jefferson put it, "The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do," and Shakespeare, "Brevity is the soul of wit."
Yeah, I think Aphistis makes a good point.
When it comes to application essays, though, shorter descriptions are usually better. As Thomas Jefferson put it, "The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do," and Shakespeare, "Brevity is the soul of wit."
...lol...I hope this doesn't get me in trouble here...but I just think it's funny enough to point out that you used two examples to make the same point, and one of your examples was the TJ quote...

...Again, seriously not making fun. Just enjoying the beautiful irony. 😀